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Subject: Re: FLASH: New cartoon!
From: John Croteau
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1998 07:02:07 +0100

Hi Brad,

> > Please tell me what you think of my cartoon. It may take a while to load,
> > but I promise that it is worth it.
Unfortunately if this is intended for the Web, a file that is 452K where
no action takes place before it is 75% loaded is not ready for the
general Web audience. If the general Web is not the desired destination
then optimization is of less importance but should still be done so it
won't drag on slower computers. Many good Web projects are dropped
because they are just too big to draw an audience. Many Flash developers
spend as much or more time in creating or modifying animations to make
them small enough to stream effectively on the Web. It appears that this
could be cut down to 100K or so, but unfortunately this would likely
take as much time and effort to accomplish this as doing the original
design and creation.

> Nice little animated comic. I think you could keep the file size down by
> making the buildings and similiar graphics one symbol and just resizing
> them to make them look like different building.
> Also kill the quake symbol. Create your own icon for the comic book. It would
> be of better taste.
Try to put a prelude to the story instead of 'Loading'. Make the prelude
lean and mean (small byte size). And create your own logo before the
lawyers start to call. As everyone has noted, very nice animation and
you have an audience here on the List.

John
croteauaterols [dot] com (mailto:croteauaterols [dot] com)

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